Gas turbine system with treatment between turbine stages



Oct. 6,1953 J, T. RETTALIATA 2,654,217

I GAS TURBINE SYSTEM WITH TREATMENT BETWEEN TURBINESTAGES Filed July 15, 1944 .zer

l @QA h Patented oer. s, 1953 GAS TUBBINE SYSTEM WITH TREATMENT BETWEEN TURBINE STAGES John T. Rottaliata, Wauwatoaa, Wis., alligncr to Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.. a corporation of Delaware Application .my 15. im, sen-.i Nn. 545,057

1o calm. (ci. so-sarz) This invention relates to continuous combustion gas turbine power plants of the type embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine independent of the high pressure turbine with 4respect to speed of operation and receiving exhaust gas therefrom, and a plurality of heating means including a primary heating apparatus for variably heating the motive fluid entering. the high pressure turbine and a secondary heating apparatus for variably reheating gas to be expanded in the low pressure turbine, and has for its primary object the provision of an improved mode of operating and controlling such a power plant in order to render the maximum torque of the power turbine readily available at all times thus conditioning the power plant to effect a rapid acceleration of the vehicle or other means driven thereby whenever desired and in order to obtain optimum efficiency for part load operation.

A further object of this invention is to providesuch a powerfplant with control apparatus combined and correlated in a manner for attaining the improved operation and control hereinbefore mentioned.

The manner of accomplishing the objects herein specified will become readily apparent as the disclosure progresses and particularly points out additional advantages and features considered of special importance and of general application although shown and described in connection with a gas turbine power plant adapted for marine use.

A'ccordingly the invention may be considered as consisting of the various modes of operation and control and of the various combinations of elements and parts constructed and/or correlated, as is more fully set forth in the appended claims and in the detailed description, reference being had to the accompanying drawing illustrating but two embodiments of the invention and in which:

Fig. 1 schematically illustrates a continuous combustion gas turbine power plant constituting one embodiment of theinvention; and

Fig. 2 schematicallyfillustrates an application of control apparatus totheL power plant shown in Fig. 1 and constituting the other embodiment of the invention.

Referring to Fig. .1, vit is seen that the invention may be practiced with apparatus comprising a compressor I having a low pressure section 2, a high pressure section 3, and an intercooler 4 connecting the discharge of section 2 with the inlet of section 3. a high pressure tur- 2 bine l drivingly connected with compressor I by means of a common shaft 6, a conduit 1 including a heat exchanging portion 8 and a primary combustion chamber 9 connecting the discharge of the high pressure section 3 with the inlet of turbine 6, a low pressure turbine II, a conductor I2 `including a reheat combustion chamber II3 connecting the exhaust of high pressure turbine 6 with the inlet of low pressure turbine II, a conduit I4 connected with the exhaust of low pressure turbine II and including a heat exchanging portion I6 operatively associated with the portion 8 of conduit 1, a bypass conduit I1 including a vvalve I8 directly connecting the exhaust of high pressure turbine 5 with the heat exchanging portion I6 of conduit I4, and a generator or other excess power utilizing device I9 drivingly connected with low pressure turbine I I.

Fuel is delivered to primary combustion chamber 9 and to reheat combustion chamber I3 by any suitable means such as a pump 20 driven from shaft 6 by means of gearing 2|, a pipe 22 connecting the inlet of pump 20 with a fuel reservoir 23. and a pipe 24 connecting the discharge of pump 20 with branch pipes 26 and 21 leading to combustion chambers 9 and I3, respectively. Surplus fuel is returned to reservoir 23 through a pipe 28 including a constant pressure maintaining valve 29. Pipe 24 is provided with a manually operated valve 3| and pipe 26 is provided with-a temperature limiting valve 32 actuated by any suitable means such as an expansive uid or other device 33 rendered responsive to a predetermined maximum temperature of the motive fluid entering turbine 5 by means of a conductor or the like 34. Pipe 21 is also provided with a manually operated valve 36 and with a temperature limiting valve 31 actuated by a device 38 rendered responsive to a predetermined maximum temperature of the motive fluid entering turbine II by meansof a .conductor or the like 39. The devices 33 and 38 operate valves 32 and 31 to effect a reduction in heat input whenever the temperature of the motive fluid exceeds a predetermined maximum.

Valves 3| and 36 are severally operable to vary the quantity of fuel and therefore the heat input to combustion chambers 9 and I3 and the valves 32 and 31 are severally automatically operable to limit the maximum temperature of the motive fluid entering turbines 5 and I I. Valve I8 is operable independently of valves 3l, 32, 36 and 31 and therefore, if it is assumed that the power plant of Fig. 1 is operating under no load conditions with the turbine II stationary, that is with valve 3| partially open, valve 3,6 fully closed and valve |8 fully open (valves 32 and 31 are normally fully open), all that remains to be done to render turbine operative is to increase the heat input to combustion chamber 9 by further opening valve 3| and to partially close bypass valve I8. The power developed by turbine increases and decreases as the valves 3| and |8 are moved toward their fully open and fully closed positions, respectively, and when these two valves are positioned to obtain maximum power from both turbines and |I, the power developed by turbine H may be further increased by opening valve 36. When valves 3| and 36 are in their fully-opened positions and valve 18 is in its fully closed position, turbines 5 and both develop maximum power.

Consequently, it should now be obvious that once the unit comprising compressor I and turbine 5 is rendered self operative (operation of this unit may be readily initiated in the usual manner by means of an internal combustion engine or other suitable starting motor, not shown), the speed and power developed by turbine 5 may be varied over a wide range simply by manipulating valve 3| and for any operative position of valve 3|, that is any position in which-the fuel input exceeds the minimum requirements of the unit comprising compressor and turbine 5, the speed and power developed by turbine may be independently varied between zero and maximumlimits simply by manipulating valves |81 and 36. Of course valves 3|, 36 and I8 may besimultaneously actuated if it is so desired.

Referring to Fig. 2 in which like numerals are used to designate the same or corresponding parts in the interest of simplicity, it is seen that the power plant of Fig. 1 may be provided with additional control apparatus comprising a speed responsive governor 4| for turbine 5, a lever 42 operatively connecting valve 3| (in this case valve 3| positioned in pipe 26' instead of in pipe 24) with the fiyball actuated part 43 of governor 4|, a rock shaft 44 mounting a pair of cams 46, 41, a lever 48 having on one end a roller 49 engaging cam 46 and having its other end engaging an adjustable seat 5| supporting one end of a biasing spring 52 of governor 4|, a lever 53 having on one end a roller 54 engaging cam 41 and having its other end pivotally secured to a fixed fulcrum 56, a link 51 connecting an intermediate portion of lever 53 with one end of a floating lever 58 having its other end operatively connected with temperature responsive device 38 and its intermediate portion operatively connected with valve 31, a control handle 59 for turning rock shaft 44, a speed responsive governor 6| for turbine a lever 62 operatively connecting valves 8 and 36 with the flyball actuated part 63 of governor 6|, and a control lever 64 operatively connected with an adjustable seat 66 supporting one end of a biasing spring 61 of governor 6| by means of a link 68 and a lever 69 having one end connected with link 68, having an intermediate portion engaging spring seat 66 and having its other end pivotally secured to a xed fulcrum 1|. Handle 59 land lever 64 are each operatively associated with a quadrant for the like 12 and 13 for severally retaining the handle and lever in selected positions. Pipe 26 is preferably provided with a separate valve 14 for terminating the delivery or fuel to combustion chamber 9 irrespective of the position of valve 3|.

When handle 59 is positioned as shown, valve 3| is in its minimum open position, valve 31 is preferably fully closed and governor spring 52 is biased to maintain the unit comprising compressor and turbine 5 self-operative at a minlmum speed insuring stability. Any counterclockwise movement of handle 59 results in a further opening of valve 3|, the opening or further opening of valve 31 and an increase ln the degree of bias imparted to spring 52 of governor 4| while any clockwise movement of handle 59 eiects an opposite result. Stated differently, a counterclockwlse movement of handle 59 operates to increase the fuel being delivered to combustion chamber 9 and thereby the temperature of the motive fluid entering turbine 5 and to increase the speed setting of governor 4| and thereby the speed of turbine 5 while a clockwise movement of handle 59 effects just the opposite result; the increase or decrease in the temperature of the motive uid and in the speed of turbine 5 being dependent upon the extent to which handle 59 is moved in either direction. Whether the operation of turbine is in any manner affected by the opening and closing movements of valves 3| and 31 is of course dependent upon the positions of valves |8' and 36.

The stem or' valve |8 is provided with a pair of axially spaced abutments 15, 11 between which is disposed a. coaxial spring 18 and the stem of valve 36 is also provided with similar abutments 19, 8| and an interposed spring 82. The opposite ends of lever 62 here shown as carrying sleeves which are disposed between the outer abutments 11, 8| and the opposed ends of springs 18 and 82 and are slidably connected with the adjacent portions of the valve stems for movement relative thereto; the arrangement of these parts being such that the valves |8 and 36 are sequentially closed and opened by the movement of lever 62 which is in turn jointly actuated by governor 6| andcontrol lever 64. For example, any movement of control lever 64 is transmitted through link 68, lever 69, adjustable spring seat 66, and spring 61 to the flybal1 actuated part 63 of governor 6| which is in turn connected with an arm of lever 62; the relation of these parts being such that either a counterclockwise movement of control lever 64 or a speed decreasing produced movement of the flyballs results in a clockwise movement of lever 62 and that either a clockwise movement of control lever 64 or a speed increasing produced movement of the yballs results in a counterclockwise movement of lever 62. If lever 62 is moved in a clockwise direction with valves |8 and 36 correlated and positioned as shown in Fig. 2, valve I8 gradually closes and valve 36 remains closed until valve |8 is fully closedwhereupon a continued clockwise movement of lever 6'2 gradually opens valve 36 while further compressing spring 18. A counterclockwise movement of lever G2 will obviously produce a sequence of operation which is the opposite of that just described. Any actuation of lever 62 tends to move valves I8 and 36 in opposite directions, but the lost motion connections afforded by the springs 18, 82 and abutments 16, 11, 19 and 8| are illustrated as being correlated to prevent a simultaneous opening of these two valves.

When control lever 64 is positioned as shown, valve |8 is fully open, valve 36 is fully closed and turbine is stationary and will remain stationary irrespective of the movement of handle 59. However, when handle 59 is in any operative position, turbine can be readily started anc' its speed and power varied between zero anda maximum value determined by the position of handle 59 simply by moving control lever 64 in' the desired direction. is in its full speed position, valve I8 is fully closed, valve 36 is fully open and the speed and power developed by both turbines can be simultaneously varied simply by moving handle 59 in the desired direction; the cams 46 and 41 being preferably so shapedthat' the fuel input to combustion chamber 9 and to combustion chamber I3 is such as will result in maximum emciency for all settings of handle 59. In addition, it should be understood that for all operative positions of either handle 59 or control lever 64, governors 4|- and 6I automatically control valves 3| and 36,*respectively, to maintain the speed of turbine 5 and the Ispeed of turbine II substantially constant at the value determined by the setting of its respective governor.

When control lever 64 v f by the position of control lever 64.

In any case in which the speed of the power turbine is being controlled by lever l64 with handle 59 in an intermediate or reduced speed Optimum eiiiciency for part load operation,

that is with turbine Il operating at a reduced speed, is obtained by maintaining control lever 64 in its full speed position and moving handle 59 to simultaneously regulate the speed and power developed by both turbines. The same regulation can be effected with the apparatus shown in Fig. l by manipulating valve 3| while maintaining valve 36 fully opened and valve I8 fully closed.

l Stated differently, the most eiiicient part load operation is obtained by maintaining the temperature of the gas entering the compressor and power turbines relatively low and high, respectively. However, the inertia of the unit comprising compressor I, and turbine 5, which is relatively great, limits the rate of load increase, that is it retards acceleration to a state of sluggishness, and renders the system unsuitable for applications subjecting the power turbine to sudden large increases in load, such for example as is experienced in maneuvering ships and the like. In accordance with this invention, the objection of sluggishness is readily overcome by providing the power turbine with a bypass control (conduit I1 and valve I8) and the reheat combustion chamber with a control (fuel valve 36) for independently varying the degree of reheat and effecting an increase in load and/or speed by closing the bypass valve and increasing the reheat temperature thereby minimizing throttling effect on the power, turbine while obtaining accelerating torque characteristics similar to those of a. steam turbine. i

In practicing the invention with apparatus such as shown in Fig. 2, the control handle 59 may be maintained in any selected operative position and the speed and/or load on the power turbine varied between zero and the maximum value determined by the position of handle 59 simply by moving control lever 64 'so as to produce the desired effect. When control lever-64 is in a speed reducing position, the power turbine can be immediately rapidly accelerated to the extent determined by the position of handle 59 simply by quickly moving control lever 64 to its full speed position. Maximum acceleration is available when handle 59 is in its full speed position and a reduction in power turbine speed has been eiected by use of control lever 64. When the parts are thus positioned, governor 4I maintains full speed operation of the unit lcomprising com pressor I and turbine 5 and governor 6I actuates valve` I8 or 36 to control the temperature or the quantity of motive fluid entering the vpower turbine. In this connection, valve 36 is actuated by position, the handle 59 can be moved to its full speed position whereupon the unit comprising compressor I and turbine 5 will accelerate to provide a maximum ilow of air thus conditioning the system for maximum acceleration which can be readily obtained by a subsequent movement of lever 64 to its full speed position. For example, rapid acceleration can be readily obtained when operating at a reduced speed with handle 59 in -an intermediate position simply by simultane- The same results may also be achieved with the apparatus shown in Fig. 1 simply by appropriate' ly manipulating valves I8, 3I and 36.

The invention is applicable to all types of continuous combustion gas turbine power plants emturbine with respect tospeed of operation, con-l necting the exhaust of the high pressure turbine with the inlet of the low pressure turbine, a source-of motivefluid connected with the high pressure turbine and including a compressor driven by one of the turbines and a primary heating `apparatus receiving motive iiuid from the compressor, and a secondary heating apparatus for increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from the high pressure turbine. vAnd it should therefore be understood that it is not intended to limit the invention to details of the apparatus and methods herein shown and described as various modications within the scope ofthe appended claims may occur to persons skilled in the art.

It is claimedand'desired to secure by Letters Patent:

1. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive iluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by one of said turbines and av primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, a secondary heating apparatus `for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, a first control comprising primary control means for varying the heat input of both of said primary and secondary heating apparatus, a Dart optionally positionable for controlling said primary control means so as to simultaneusly change the heat input of both of said heating apparatus, and a high pressure turbine governor responsive to the speed of said high pressure turbine and controlled bysaid part and operable to further control said primary control means for varying the heat input or said primary heating apparatus so as to maintain said high pressure turbine operating at a speed determined by the position or said part, and a second control comprising auxiliary control means positionable to vary the heat input oi said secondary heating apparatus between upper and lower limits of which the upper limit is determined by`the position o! said part.

2. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive iluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by one of said turbines and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, a iirst control comprising primary control means for varying the heat input of both of said primary and secondary heating apparatus, a part optionally positionable for controlling said primary control means so as to simultaneously change the heat input of both of said heating apparatus, and a high pressure turbine governor responsive to the speed of said high pressure turbine and conti :illed by said part and operable to further control said primary control means for varying the heat input of the primary heating apparatus so as to maintain the speed of said high pressure turbine substantially constant at a value determined by the position of said part, and a second control comprising auxiliary control means for additionally varying the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus, an element optionally positionable for controlling said auxiliary control means so as to further limit the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus, and a low pressure turbine governor responsive to the speed of said low pressure turbine and controlled by said element and operable to further control said auxiliary control means so as to maintain said low pressure turbine operating at a substantially vconstant speed determined by the position of said element.

3. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by one of said turbines and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive iluid from said compressor, a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine,` and a bypass for conducting motive fluid around said low pressure turbine, a iirst control comprising primary control means selectively positionable to simultaneously change the heat input of both of said primary and secondary heating apparatus, and a second control comprising auxiliary control means for further varying the heat input of said secondary apparatus and for controlling and varying the flow of motive uid through said bypass, and an element selectively positionable for controlling said auxiliary control means so as to decrease and terminate the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus and to initiate and increase the ilow of motive iiuid through said bypass.

4. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet ofl said low pressure turbine, a source of motive iluid for said turbines including a lcompressor driven by one of said turbines and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, and a bypass for conducting motive fluid around said low pressure turbine, a first control comprising primary control means selectively positionable to simultaneously change the heat input of both of said primary and secondary heating apparatus. and a second control comprising auxiliary control means for varying the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus and for controlling and varying the flow of motive fluid through said bypass, an element for controlling said auxiliary control means and being selectively positionable so as to decrease andsterminate the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus and to initiate and increase the flow ofzlfmotive fluid through said bypass, and a low pressure turbine governor operable to further control s'aid auxiliary control means so as to maintain said low pressure turbine operating at a substantially constant speed determined by the position of said element.

5. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, conduit means including a reheat combustion chamber connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by one of said turbines and a primary combustion chamber receiving a combustion supporting motive iluid constituent from said compressor, means for delivering fuel to said combustion chambers, and a bypass for conducting motive fluid around said low pressure turbine, a rst control comprising primary 4fuel--ilow varying means for both of said combustion chambers, a part selectively positionable throughout a predetermined range of movement for controlling said primary fuel-flow varying means so as to smultaneously change the fuel input to both of said chambers, and a high pressure turbine governor operable to further control said primary fuel-flow varying means for varying fuel input to said primary cornbustion chamber so as to maintain said high pressure turbine operating at a substantially constant speed determined by the position of said part, and a second control comprising an auxiliary fuel-flow varying means for said reheat combustion chamber, a motive fluid flow-varying means for said bypass, an element selectively positionable throughout a predetermined range of movement for controlling said auxiliary and bypass flow-varying means so as to decrease and terminate the fuel input to said reheat combustion chamber and to initiate and increase the flow of motive fluid through said bypass as said element is moved from one to the other end of said range, and a low pressure turbine governor operable to further control said auxiliary fuelilow varying means so as to maintain said low pressure turbine operating at a substantially constant speed determined by the position of said element.

acusar? In a gas turbine power plant embodying a haust of said high high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by one of said turbines and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, and a bypass for conducting motive fluid around said low pressure turbine, a first control comprising primary control means forvarying the heat input of both oi said primary and secondary heating apparatus, a part selectively positionable for controlling said primary control means to simultaneously change the heat input of both of said apparatus, and a high pressure turbine governor operable to vary the heat input of said primary heating apparatus so as to maintain the speed of said high pressure turbine substantially conmined by the setting ofs'aid primary control means.

stant at a value determined by the position of said part, and a second control comprising aux- M means so as to decrease and terminate the heat I input of said secondary heating apparatus and so as to initiate and increase the flow of motive fluid through lsaid bypass, and a low pressure turbine governor having an adjustable biasing means responsive to the movements of said element, said governor being operable to further control said auxiliary control means so as to` maintain said low pressure turbine operating at a substantially constant speed determined by the position of said element.

7. A method of operating a continuous'com-A bustion gas turbine power plant embodying a high vpressure turbine and a low pressure useful power turbine operable at constant speed with varying load having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, conduit means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by said high pressure turbine, a primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, and a secondary heating apparatus for increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, which comprises, increasing the temperture of the motive fluid entering said high pressure turbine s'o as to attain maximum speed operation thereof, and increasing the power output of the low pressure turbine by increasing heat input thereto to take care of increase in load thereon and accelerating said increase by manually first bypassing fluid exhausted from said high pressure turbine around said low pressure turbine to reduce the back pressure on said high pressure turbine, then vmanually quickly stopping said bypassing and manually increasing the heat input to said secondary heating apparatus.

8. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure useful power turbine operable at constant speed with varying load having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means Connecting the ex- I0 pressure turbine -with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a comauxiliary control means optionally positionable to denitely set to a selected amount the heat input of said secondary heating apparatus between a lower limit of zero and an upper limit deter- 9. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure useful power turbine operable at constant speed with varying load having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, means connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of Isaid low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said, turbines including a compressor driven by said high pressure turbine and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive' fluid from said compressor, and a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the 'temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, bypass means around said secondary heating apparatus and said low pressure turbine, a first control comprising primary control means optionally positionable to simultaneously definitely set to a selected maximum the heat input of both of said heating apparatuses, a second control comprising an auxiliary control means optionally positionable to definitely set to a selected amount the heat input of saidsecondary heating apparatus between a lower limit of zero and an upper limit determined by the setting of said primary control means, and third control means optionally positionable to definitely set to a selected amount the fluid bypassed through said bypass means between a lower limit of zero and an upper maximum limit.

l0. In a gas turbine power plant embodying a high pressure turbine and a low pressure useful power turbine having separately rotatable driving shafts respectively, meansv connecting the exhaust of said high pressure turbine with the inlet of said low pressure turbine, a source of motive fluid for said turbines including a compressor driven by se id high pressure turbine and a primary heating apparatus receiving motive fluid from said compressor, and a secondary heating apparatus for variably increasing the temperature of gas exhausted from said high pressure turbine, a fuel conduit for supplying said primary heating apparatus, a fuel conduit for supplying said seconde ry heating apparatus, a first control comprising a primary control valve controlling both of said supply conduits, optionally positionable to simultaneously definitely set to a selected maximum the fuel supply to both of said heating apparatuses, and a second control 1I a lower limit of zero and an upper limit deter- Number mined by the setting of said primary control 2,238,905 valve. l 2,312,605 JOHN T. RE'I'IALIATA. 2,399,046 5 2,447,124 References Cited in the me of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Number Nme D 519,806 2,095,991 Lyiholm Oct. 19, 1937 531,964 2,123,009 Johansson July 5, 193B 541,307 2,147,935

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